Using Conditional Mod offset in a script

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Author Message   Ludwig Chin Posted on Thursday, Mar 30, 2006 - 20:08:    Hi, I'm trying to find a hex string in a 300+MB file. I want to search 1024 bytes at a time for this hex string. This string is sometimes written 64 bytes into the 1024 byte groups i'm logically dividing my file into. When I find this string, I want to copy from where it's found up to the end of the 1024 bytes into the clipboard. then move back to the beginning of my 1024 byte chunk, and write the clipboard contents there. If i could search using the conditional modulo function, it would simpolify this script. Currently the script is not finding the hex string at 64bytes into the 1024byte chunk. HELP! Here is the script Block1 0x0 Block2 0x400 // If i could use this--> offset modulo 1024=64 { find 0x46494c4530 Down Blockonly IfEqual 0x40 CurrentPos // having problems here Assign workblock1 currentpos move +0x3bf Assign workblock2 currentpos Block workblock1 workblock2 copy move -0x3ff write clipboard EndIf move 0x400 //moving to the next 1kb byte chunk in the file block1 currentpos move 0x3ff block2 currentpos move -0x3ff } [40000] //MessageBox "Finished Searching"   Stefan Fleischmann (Admin) Posted on Thursday, Mar 30, 2006 - 22:28:    Assign Pos CurrentPos IfEqual (Pos%1024) 64 ... EndIf Or alternatively don't use the search function at all, simply read 5 bytes every 1024 bytes and compare them with the signature.   Ludwig Chin Posted on Thursday, Mar 30, 2006 - 23:51:    Thanks for the help, the modulo was all I needed. The script is running correctly now.